Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-14
LOCAL BREYITIES.

The Sacramento river was down to IS
feet inches yesterday
The Young Machine Shop Baseball Club
will cross bats with the Young Boiler Shop
Club at Tenth and G streets this morning
at 9.
The Justices of the Supreme Court left
for San Francisco yesterday, with the ex-
ception of Chief Justice Searls who went
up to Nevada City.
Yesterday the money in the State Treas
ury was counted, and found to amount to
81 ,22S ,213 Sc, which was 50 o5 more than
the Controllers books called for.
1t is reported that E. X Alsip & Co. have
sold to FL. G. Smith the Reed-Van Guelder
tract, of 1S3! acres, near the city, devoted
mainly to fruit-raising, for $4,000, without
the crop.
The recent frost, concerning which re-
ports have been received from number of
counties, showing much damage to have
been done, does not appear to have troubled
Yolo county noticeably.
These arrests were made yesterday Mrs
Vassils, by officer Rowland, for disturbing
the peace; Miss All Suey, by officer Frazee,
for exhibiting; John Z. Sullivan, by the
same officer, for being drunk.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
Lee, charged with petit larceny in stealing
a crawtish from the Fulton Market-and it
was continued until the 10th inst
Court Sacramento, No. 6,S61, A. o. F.,
has elected the following delegates to the
SUBSIDIARY High Court, which convenes in
Chicago, ILL.,, next August: Joseph w.
Huges and B. NJ. Dean and Fred. A. Nor
gan and c. A. Root as alternates.
in the matter of the estate of John
Nelmes, deceased, appealed to the Supreme
Court from the judgment of Judge Van
Fleet in the Superior Court of this county,
the Judgment of the lower Court was
affirmed with 800 damages and the ap-
peal pronounced frivolous.
An alarm of fire was turned in from box
% at liz p. NJ. yesterday, in consequence
OF the roof of the residence No. 617 G
street, occupied by Mrs. Robert White, be-
ing in a blaze. The Fire Department
| reached the scene so promptly that the
damage was probably less than 800.
The commencement exercises of st. Au-
gustine College, Benica, for the thirty
| eighth term, will be held on Thursday, the
| 10th instant. The valedictory Grafton will
| be delivered by Cadet Captain Albert Gala
| tin, Jr, of Sacramento, upon the theme,
| Heroes Die, but Heroism is Immortal"
The average signal service temperature
| yesterday was $50, which is 80 warmer than
| the mean average temperature for that day
| during nine years. The highest and lowest
| temperature was 500 and i5o, with gentle
| southerly winds during the morning and
evening and fresh northerly winds during
the middle of the day.
| The Atlas go below tomorrow morning
| to have tussle with the HaverlyS on the
Haight-street grounds. The latter club
will have to play better ball than they did
during their last game in Sacramento, or
| they will be apt to lose, especially if the
manager of the Atlas bears in mind that he
hiss two pitchers in bis nine
| Captain Fouratt, of the steamer Modoc
| states that the report published recently
| that his steamer ran into the wharf at Col
| linsville with such violence that book
agent was killed, was caHard. lie made
| the landing in the usual manner on the
| evening referred to, and no one was hurt
and there isn't one book agent the less.
There will be another of those popular
excursions over the California and Oregon
Railroad on Friday, the Goth inst, Straw
| berry Valley being the destination. 1t
| will be a train of Pullman cars, with din
ing-cars attached, and will leave Sacra-
! rnento at 8 P. NJ. Returning, will leave
Sissons at noon Sunday. making stops at
Eagles Nest Canyon View, Cascades of
the Sacramento, Upper Soda Springs NC
Cloud, Lower Soda Springs (Bailey's), and
Castle Peaks, arriving in the city early
| Monday morning. The fishing in the
upper Sacramento is excellent at the pres
ent time.